Under OSHA regulations, what obligation do contractors NOT have towards their employees?

Contractors under OSHA regulations do have specific obligations designed to ensure the safety and health of their employees on the job site. Among these obligations, contractors are required to provide training to ensure that workers understand how to safely perform their tasks, provide necessary materials that comply with safety standards, and maintain a safe work environment that minimizes hazards.

However, providing transportation to the job site is not an obligation outlined by OSHA regulations. While some employers may choose to offer transportation as a benefit or convenience to their workers, it is not mandated by OSHA. This choice does not directly relate to workplace safety and health regulations, allowing contractors to focus primarily on elements that directly impact employee welfare while working.